Required
Required adjective - Forcing one's compliance or participation by or as if by law.
Supreme and required are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Supreme" instead an adjective "Required".
Nearby Words: requirement, requiring
Both words in one sentence
- The Supreme Court of Canada comprises nine justices, appointed for unfixed terms, though required to retire at age 75.
Source: Useful Notes / Canadian Politics -
Practiced law after his playing days, eventually becoming a Justice on Minnesota's Supreme Court for over 20 years, only leaving the bench because state law required him to retire upon reaching 70.
Source: Genius Bruiser -
This is justified, though, in that his position as Supreme Allied Commander required more skill in politics (getting headstrong commanders from numerous countries to work together) than leading troops.
Source: Armchair Military
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